If the federal government classifies these products as cigarettes, and the state classifies them differently, it could create legal issues, leaving a need for legislators to correct and amend the law in future sessions
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While across the US, the average price for the cheapest pack of cigarettes was $5.17, the price was $0.04 cheaper for every standard deviation increase in the percentage of youth living in the neighborhood
Non-tobacco products are not safer than cigarettes and can still cause nicotine addiction, cancer, lung problems, and other health issues
